In the beginning the protagonist loses a horseshoe which is replaced when a boy takes him to a farrier with an underground laboratory and is commonly believed to be an emissary of Satan. After one character goes to Foster's bedchamber, she falls from a drawbridge. After depicting the Earl of Sussex nearly killed by poison, sir Walter Rayleigh lays his cloak for the queen. The loss of a letter to Dickie Smudge in this novel sets off a chain of events that sees Tony Foster die in a room of gold and (*) Demetrius Doboobie dying from his own poison. Beginning with Michael Lambourne and the protagonist going to Cumnor Hall
In the beginning the protagonist loses a horseshoe which is replaced when a boy takes him to a farrier with an underground laboratory and is commonly believed to be an emissary of Satan. After one character goes to Foster's bedchamber, she falls from a drawbridge. After depicting the Earl of Sussex nearly killed by poison, sir Walter Rayleigh lays his cloak for the queen. The loss of a letter to Dickie Smudge in this novel sets off a chain of events that sees Tony Foster die in a room of gold and (*) Demetrius Doboobie dying from his own poison. Beginning with Michael Lambourne and the protagonist going to Cumnor Hall its protagonist is unable to save Amy from Richard Varney, but is saved from a duel with Robert Dudley, the earl of Leicester where the title castle is found. For 10 points, name this Walter Scott novel about Edmund Tressilian.  [Ike]
In the beginning the protagonist loses a horseshoe which is replaced when a boy takes him to a farrier with an underground laboratory and is commonly believed to be an emissary of Satan.
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